oh, bradford. bradford. hey, bradford. hey, bradford. bradford. bradford. >> try softer. >> bradford. bradford. >> sing a song to him. ♪ mary had a little lam ♪ little lam. >> bark like a dog. >> bark, bark. >> can you imagine putting a bottle of beer and a cigar in a newborn's mouth? good evening, i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. a 9-year-old missouri girl plays with a friend, walks home, still daylight, only 1,000 feet, she never makes it home. the search for 9-year-old elizabeth olten never makes it home. the murder suspect in custody, a 15-year-old girl. all in court hours ago in a bid for the 15-year-old to walk free. that's right. free. back in the same neighborhood where she allegedly lured and murdered her little sisters 9-year-old playmate. >> have you ever had somebody go in, reach in and pull your heart out? that's what it's like. >> reporter: new details in the case of 9-year-old e liz best. according to abc news, the accused murderer, a 15-year-old girl is the sister of the friend elizabeth was last seen playing

stop it. >> oh, bradford. bradford. hey, bradford. hey, bradford. bradford. bradford. bradford. bradford. >> sing a song to him. ♪ mary had a little lam ♪ little lam. >> bark like a dog. >> woof. >> breaking news in the case of a 7-year-old florida girl who vanishes while walking home from her elementary school. 48 hours later, the body of somer thompson found thrown away like trash, 55 miles to the north at a georgia landfill. major developments tonight. could a georgia sex offender accused of trying to lure young children into his van be linked to the murder of little somer? >>> who killed somer? >> breaking news in the case of 7-year-old somer thompson who was abducted and murdered before she was found in a landfill. >> investigators say that 90 sex offenders have been interviewed. but, they didn't say any of them have been cleared. >> a georgia man was arrested for trying to lure two young boys into his van as they walked home from school. >> i believe he had a vehicle, coming through town to take her. then threw her body in a ditch. he had to throw her in a dump ser right t

bradford? bradford! hey, bradford. bradford?ng. ♪ mary had a little lamb, little lamb ♪ >> bark like a dog. >> woof. >> meow like a cat. >> no, my other one will get pissed. >> can you imagine putting a bottle of beer and a cigar in a newborn's mouth? good evening, i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. >>> a 9-year-old missouri girl plays with a friend, walks home, still daylight, only 1,000 feet. she never makes it home. the search for 9-year-old elizabeth olten comes to an end. her body found in a wooded area just houses from her own home. bombshell tonight. the murder suspect in custody, a 15-year-old girl. all in court, just hours ago, in a bid for the 15-year-old to walk free. that's right, free, back in the same neighborhood where she allegedly lured and murdered her little sister's 9-year-old playmate. >> have you ever had somebody go in and just reach inside you and pull your heart out? that's what it's like. >> new details emerge in the case of 9-year-old elizabeth olten found murdered in a heavily woo

bradford. bradford. bradford.>> sing a song to him. ♪ mary had a little lamb little lamb >> bark like a dog. >> woof. >> breaking news in the case of a 7-year-old florida girl who vanishes while walking home from her elementary school. 48 hours later, the body of somer thompson found thrown away like trash, 55 miles to the north at a georgia landfill. major developments tonight. could a georgia sex offender accused of trying to lure young children into his van be linked to the murder of little somer? >>> who killed somer? >> breaking news in the case of 7-year-old somer thompson who was abducted and murdered before her body was found dumped in a georgia landfill. >> investigators say that 90 sex offenders have been interviewed. but, they didn't say any of them have been cleared. >> a georgia man was arrested this week, for allegedly trying to lure two young boys into his van as they walked home from school. >> i believe he had a vehicle, coming through town to take her. then zipped out of town. then threw her body

bradford coen joining me to talk about it and also a reporter from wdbo radio in orlando. drew, you were in the courtroom. give us, first off, casey, the interactions, did she interact with george and cindy? tell us about it. >> when she first came in, she did smile briefly at her parents, but throughout most of the hearing today she was staring straightforward. she had a pen in her hand and was taking some notes. the judge made a joke during the hearing at one point and she did chuckle. a lot of the cameras did capture that snapshot of her smiling, but for the most part, she looked forward and didn't say much during the hearing. >> how about george and cindy? >> i saw them outside before i went in. they looked about, you know, like they were smiling. they were talking with some of the reporters and some of the national news media guys there. didn't seem to be too distraught. i did see that cindy had a thing of tissues in her hand. i couldn't see from where i was sitting what she was doing throughout the hearing but they usually do get emotional during these hearings. >> t

dennis earl bradford.home on august 10th, 1990. advances in dna testing led them to bradford who was taken into custody in little rock, arkansas. the police chief of dickinson, texas, describes what the man has been accused of. some viewers may find it disturbing. >> a young girl only 8 years old was abducted from the bedroom of her apartment, located not far from here. once inside the apartment the abductor grabbed her from the bed, picked her up, and took her to his car. eventually this little girl was taken to a field just a couple of miles from this office. this individual then sexually assaulted her. violently cutting her throat from one side to the other. and then left her there in that field to die. this little girl defied the odds. she miraculously survived the brutal attack. >> now the victim is 27 and has come forward to tell her story. jennifer attended the press conference with investigators. she wants to help make sure no other child that has to endure what she did. >> throughout this journey

hans off from chris brown to a yard out. 7-0 was the lead and bradford in the back of the end zone. first touchdown pass beginning of the season. >> statistically sam bradford's numbers look really good. there was a lot of sloppy play from the offense in oklahoma. >> triple "r"s next week. red river rivalry. oklahoma against texas in the cotton bowl. how do you see these play? >> both of these teams fired up and ready to go. texas got off to a very slow start against colorado on e flip side. a lot of drop balls on the offense for oklahoma. i expect both teams to be geared up, ready to go. this is a game that's been anticipated since the very end of last year's red rivalry. this is unbelievable. both teams ready to work. the big in the big 12 featuring two unbelievable quarterbacks. >> that's noon eastern time. right here on abc. we'll see you then. this has been the ford wrap-up. 365-horsepower-generating, ecoboost™ engine in the all-new taurus sho from ford. that has the thirst of a v6 with the thrust of a v8. we speak car. we speak innovation. introducing the all-new taurus sho fr

and bradford cohen, defense attorney, miami. renee, what's he looking at if it can be proved by police, and they can do it if it happens, that he has been hacking into his wife's checking account, her cell phone, her text messages, her e-mails? what's he looking at? >> i can tell you about georgia, nancy. that is a criminal offense. you cannot check your husband's voicemail. you cannot check his text messaging. nothing like that. but what he's also looking at, nancy, is a contempt charge because of the arbitration he had to get consent before he took anything out of that joint checking account. >> now, hold on. would it make any difference, bradford cohen, if you are hacking into your wife's account? they're not divorced yet. >> well, here's the thing. there's two things that may make a difference. the first is you don't know who pays the phone bills. you don't know if this is a family plan -- i don't know if the phone is actually in his name, so he was actually just hacking her phone -- >> it's in her name. it's in her name. it

and bradford cohen, defense attorney, miami. renee, what's he looking at if it can be proved by police? and they can do it if it happened. that he has been hacking into his wife's checking account, her cell phone, her text messages, her e-mails. what's he looking at? >> i can tell you about georgia, nancy. that is a criminal offense. you cannot check your husband's voicemail. you cannot check his text messaging. nothing like that. but what he's also looking at, nancy, is a contempt charge because of the arbitration he had to get consent before he took anything out of that joint checking account. >> now, hold on. would it make any difference, bradford cohen, if you are hacking into your wife's account? they're not divorced yet. >> well, here's the thing. there's two things that may make a difference. the first is you don't know who pays the phone bills. you don't know if this is a family plan -- i don't know if the phone is actually in his name, so he was actually just hacking her phone -- >> it's in her name. it's in her name. i

. >>> and speaking of area banks, it appears about half of the people who worked at bradford bank are now out of a job. the rogers forge based bank was taken over by m & t bank several weeks ago. bradford became the second maryland bank to fail in 2009 as the nation's real estate market crumbled. officials say all of the 41 people who lost their job worked back office positions. >>> a crumbling home and a concerned neighbor. a west baltimore woman called abc2 news for help and we delivered. delia goncalves shows how we work for you and in this gait, betty mcknight. >> reporter: this abandoned home has been an eyesore for more than a decade. >> they need to do something about all of that. >> reporter: this became an emergency situation this morning. >> sleeping this morning and i heard a loud boom. >> reporter: that boom came from large chunks of stone and brick that fell from the home. >> i could have been sitting out there, anybody walking by. >> reporter: so betty mcknight called the city but crews posted this notice for emergency condemnation. and though a neighbor placed this cone

man, oh, man, what is oklahoma quarterback sam bradford thinking now? heisman trophy winner a year ago, turned out millions of guaranteed dollars from the nfl to return to the sooners for one more season. big mistake. opener against byu, check it out, bam. slammed to the turf. hurt his shoulder. missed the last three games. returned yesterday, looked great. slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he'll be out and how much money this is probably going to cost him. >>> meantime, his replacement, landry jones, picked off twice. longhorns remain unbeaten. >>> baseball game two of the american league championship series, yankees and angels. yankees, alex rodriguez, a bust in playoffs past, home run bottom of the 11th to tie the game and keep his team alive. yankees catch the break as the throw goes into the outfield, allowing the winning run to score. yankees win the series two games to nothing. it ended 1:07 local time, near freezing temperatures. pie in the face. >>> jimmie johnson, winning a nascar championship. he moved a big step closer to a four

bradford cohen, should the mom face the same charges as the father?he obviously seems under his spell and to a certain degree, under his control. >> it's interesting. you know, we need to see what role she actually played in the whole hoax. >> she called 911. she told them that her son was in a flying saucer. that she was terrified. >> where did her knowledge come from is what we're looking at. did she actually believe it or did she actually -- was she in on the hoax. who knows. i don't know if he had enough control over her to say hey, listen, this is what we're going to do and go along with it or did he actually say to the wife as well, the kid is actually in this box, which is unbelievable, because when i saw it on tv, it doesn't even look like that box was made out of cardboard. >> i think they should each have a different lawyer. that's my opinion. >> oh, 100%. not even a question in my mind. >> we are taking your calls. 1-877-jvm-says. 1-877-586-7297. what do you think about this? let me know. coming up, north carolina's most dangerous criminals

heisman trophy winner sam bradford slammed to the turf. hurt his shoulder, mixed the next three games. he returned last week, looked great. but yesterday in the soorns rivalry game against texas, slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he will be out. and without him, sooners struggled. his replacement was picked off twice. texas wins 16-13. the long horns stay unbeaten. >>> a classic finish between rivals notre dame and usc. irish trying to tie it up a. kyle rudolph, check out the great grab right here, but just out of bounds. notre dame now had one last shot. jimmy klausen, looking into the end zone, but nothing. southern cal holds on, beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> and finally, just how much do you love the philadelphia phillies? enough to get the philliephilli tattooed on your body? a tattoo shop is doing them for free. normally runs about 60 bucks. the owner of the shop says he's booked until midan ex week. phillies and dodgers tonight. the game is this evening tied at one game a piece is the series. that's a

bradford was arrested in arkansas yesterday. here's her stunning reaction by the way from jennifer. >> i hope that my case will remain as a reminder to all victims of violent crime to never give up hope in seeking justice, no matter how long it may take or how hard it may be. with determination and by using your voice to speak out, you're capable of anything. >> now, jennifer's throat and voice box were slashed in that attack. she says doctors said she'd never talk again, but she recovered her voice, she believes, so she can tell her story. she has a website for her case hoping victims of violent crimes will speak out as well. >>> when jennifer's clothes and a man's underwear were tested in 1990 samles were not large enough for conclusive results at the time in her case. that has changed. today's fbi labs only require a dna sample smaller than a grain of sand. robots are now used to automate tasks in fbi labs. they could work on hundreds of tests in a day, if not hours. it could take years for human beings to do that many. >>> c

dennis bradford was charged yesterday in an attempt for capital murder. he is accused of kidnapping jennifer shchuett from her bed when she was only eight and assaulted in a field. >>> sparkle here was trapped in a hole in blazing heat for more than two hours. this is in southwest phoenix. vets showed up and gave her medicine to keep her calm and firefighters even sprayed her to keep her cool until finally sparkle was pulled out. >> sparkles. >> a five-year-old girl had to have named that horse. >> sparkles. >> and it's probably a boy. >>> it's a hot day today in phoenix. 98 in phoenix so there's your heat right there. we're watching a line of thunderstorms drive down the gulf coast into the gulf of mexico but getting hung up in northern florida. moving to the tallahassee radar, it shows most of the action breezing past you. this thing is moving quickly, about 45 to 50 miles per hour. tampa, orlando, jacksonville later today, something you haven't seen in quite a long time. offshore from charleston, might get a couple showers this afternoon, but another i

attorney bradford cohen and animal welfare advocate, jane garrison. peta has said people who abuse animals don't deserve to be rewarded. isn't this in essence rewarding him for his bad behavior? >> absolutely, it is, jane. people who torture animals do not deserve to star in a documentary series. if he were truly remorseful, he wouldn't be doing a documentary on the horrors of dog fighting and then donating all the proceeds to anti-dog fighting campaigns around the country. but that is not what he's interested in. >> we don't know -- hold on. i take exception to that. you don't know what this show is going to be about. you don't know what he's going to say on the show. you don't know if he's going to apologize. >> that is not true. he has actually publicly stated that he is doing this to clean up his image. i wish he cared as much about the dogs as he does about cleaning up his image. >> let me ask you this. hold on. what if he cleaning up his image by being on this show and what if that does good? what if it prevents someone else from doing what he d

and bradford cohen, defense attorney, miami. renee, what's he looking at if it can be proved by police, and they can do it if it happens, that he has been hacking into his wife's checking account, her cell phone, her text messages, her e-mails? what's he looking at? >> i can tell you about georgia, nancy. that is a criminal offense. you cannot check your husband's voicemail. you cannot check his text messaging. nothing like that. but what he's also looking at, nancy, is a contempt charge because of the arbitration he had to get consent before he took anything out of that joint checking account. >> now, hold on. would it make any difference, bradford cohen, if you are hacking into your wife's account? they're not divorced yet. >> well, here's the thing. there's two things that may make a difference. the first is you don't know who pays the phone bills. you don't know if this is a family plan -- i don't know if the phone is actually in his name, so he was actually just hacking her phone -- >> it's in her name. it's in her name. it

dennis earl bradford was arrested in arkansas yesterday.ennifer's clothes and a man's underwear were tested in 1990 but the sample was not large enough for conclusive results then but then newer techniques now allowing dna to be isolated from a single human cell so the chairman of forensic science group telling a charleston newspaper for example, in the erm 1990s analysts needed a blood sample the size of a half dollar. dna can be mined from a sample invisible to the naked eye. >> isn't that something? that's huge. jennifer really pushed for years to keep her case alive. we can see that in her reaction but tell us how she did that. >> robin, she decided to go public with her story to increase the chances of finding and prosecuting her attacker and she says doctors told her after the attack she would never talk again because her voice box was damaged. she believes she got her voice back so she could tell her story. she even built a website devoted to her own case. she hopes her case enkornls other victims of violent crimes, robin, to speak o

college football, flashback to first game of the season, sam bradford slammed to the turf, hurt his shoulder. missed three giems. returned last week, looked great. but yesterday slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he will be out. without him, sooners struggled his replacement jones was picked off twice. texas wins 16-13. the longhorns stay unbeaten. >>> a classic finish between rivals notre dame and usc. rudolph, check out the great grab right here, but, oh, just out of bounds. notre dame had one last shot. clawson looking into the end zone, but nothing. southern cal holds on, beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> finally, just how much do you love the philadelphia phillies? enough to get the phillies "p" tattooed on your body? a tattoo shop in p.a. is doing them for free. owner of the shop says he's booked until mid-next week. i guess that's what happens when your team is winning. phillies and dodgers tonight game tonight, tied at one game apiece is the series. that's a check on sports. >>> conservative talk show host rush limbaugh and the reverent al sharpton could n

criminal defense attorney, bradford cohen, psychotherapist, robbie ludwig. criminal defense attorney janey weintraub. don clark, former fbi special agent in charge. and henry lee for the "san francisco chronicle. ." >> what's the latest in this unbelievable investigation in are. >> a horrific incident indeed. police tell me today more arrests of possible. right now we have a 15-year-old boy in custody as well as a 19-year-old man, former student at richmond high school. they expect to have many more arrests in this case. very terrible case indeed. >> now, investigators are saying that people are talking? because this is a whole crowd of kids that are supposed to be at this gang rape, some of them watching, some of them taking part. are people talking? >> what's interesting is they are telling, people are talking but key suspects that they have in custody are showing absolutely no remorse. keep in mind that the police are telling us that these -- these assailants were taking photos of the victim, laughing, almost not caring about the sheer horor that this gir

college football, eighth ranked oklahoma will be without quarterback sam bradford without a week. he is nursing a strained ac joint. he will be sidelined against number 17 miami. opening night in the nhl. reigning mvp ovechkin put on a show against the capitals. he made boston pay for the mistake. caps up 2-0. bruins learned their lesson and were all over ovechkin in the third. scored a second goal of the night. caps won it 4-1. overtime in the extra frame. josh picked up the loose puck and scored with just 13 seconds left in o.t. canadiens won it, 4-3 ##. back to baseball. chris carpenter picked hup is 17th win of the year. first major league home run. what a doozy, a grand slam. sixth rbi for carpenter. move over, albert pujols, chris carpenter now can do it all for the cards. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> thank you, fred. >>> some pretty serious admissions from funny man david letterman. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a century and counting. one woman in michigan divulges he

dennis bradford arrived from arkansas last night.is accused of kidnapping, raping and slitting jennifer shuitt's throat when she was 8. she is 27 now, and tuesday she told reporters she never gave up hope her attacker would be brought to justice. the fbi says dna testing led to the arrest. >>> one of the doctors treating the 15-year-old boy in florida who was intentionally set on fire says the medical team -- this is exact words here, is still waiting for the worst to come. the worry is that michael brewer's organs could start to fail. he has burns on at least two-thirds of his body from this brutal attack that happened monday afternoon. police say five boys doused him with rubbing alcohol, then set him on fire. these boys are between 13 and 15, and they face felony charges. one of them is charged with attempted murder ofment the victim's mother, valerie brewer, spoke earlier today with abc's "good morning america" about this horrible attack. >> people really need to wake up and see what is going on with this generation. they need to

and bradford cohen, defense attorney, miami.what's he looking at if it can be proved by police, and they can do it if it happens, that he has been hacking into his wife's checking account, her cell phone, her text messages, her e-mails? what's he looking at? >> i can tell you about georgia, nancy. that is a criminal offense. you cannot check your husband's voicemail. you cannot check his text messaging. nothing like that. but what he's also looking at, nancy, is a contempt charge because of the arbitration he had to get consent before he took anything out of that joint checking account. >> now, hold on. would it make any difference, bradford cohen, if you are hacking into your wife's account? they're not divorced yet. >> well, here's the thing. there's two things that may make a difference. the first is you don't know who pays the phone bills. you don't know if this is a family plan -- i don't know if the phone is actually in his name, so he was actually just hacking her phone -- >> it's in her name. it's in her name. it's in he

we have jennifer and bradford cohen and renee. renee, what's he looking at the it can be proved by police, and they can do it if it happened, that he's been hacking into his wife's checking a count her cell phone, her text messages her e-mails. what's he looking at? >> i can tell you in georgia that's a criminal offense. you can't check your husbands voice mail. you cannot check his text messaging. nothing like that. but what he's also looking at nancy, is a contempt charge. because of the arbitration he had to get consent before he took anything out of that joint checking account. >> now hold on. would it make any difference, bradford cohen, if you hack into your wife's account? they're not did vortsed yet. >> there's two things that make make a difference. you don't know who pays the phone bills. if this is a family plan. i don't know if the phone is in his name so he was just hacking her phone snoois it's in her name. >> if it's in her name it doesn't make a difference whatsoever that it's his wife. in terms that he's hacking i

bradford faces in this case. >> good morning.all their staff that have been involved in this case, the sheriff and his staff involved early on and all law enforcement and medical personnel that truly helped make this day a reality for all of us and for jennifer. when i met with detective chromy and agent reticent a couple weeks ago to discuss the new developments it was without question one of those moments that all of us in law enforcement live for. when you realize that your passion and your unyielding efforts to bring -- >> you're listening to a news conference from galveston county, texas where they're talking about they feel that they solved a 19-year-old rape and attempted murd are case where an 8-year-old girl was abducted from her bedroom in dickinson just outside galveston, texas and they've been able to solve this case with the help of dna and say that the victim, there she is as a child. 8 years old. her name is jennifer schuett. they think they have found the gentleman who abducted her from her bedroom, raped her in a

dennis earl bradford now lives near little rock with his wife and two kids. in 1997 he was convicted of kidnapping a woman he was accused of sexually assaulting her and slitting her throat but a jury did not reach a verdict on the rape charges in that case. new dna testing and other evidence made it possible to identify him as a suspect. we'll have more on how advances in dna testing solve the cases like this plus a facebook comments about this stunning case in about 20 minutes. >>> flight sploirexplorer picking up heavy rain. notice atlanta busiest airport. look at planes coming in and going out. no problems with low clouds there and hanging in tough around charlotte. we'll get a couple delays first part of the day. not bad. just mainly in the morning. chicago, salt lake city, also cincinnati rain off and on today. 30 minutes to one-hour delays and then morning fog. dallas, denver los angeles san francisco, short delays due to wind. three-hour delays yesterday. today less than that. more on that in a bit. >>> a painting thought to be from an unknown german a

bradford now charged with attempted murder. again, he is a husband and a father of two children a stepfather to three whose allegedly been keeping a very, very, very toxic secret. this is a story of a little girl's survival and a woman's strength her tireless fight could put this serial rapist accused, alleged away. straight out to my expert panel. also on the phone, harvey, reporter "houston chronicle." wendy murphy former sex crimes prosecutor. how about did this alleged monster almost get away with this when he was convicted a similar crime, lock up in 1997 so they had his dna in the system then. why wasn't that dna matched with the dna on this cold case a lot sooner? >> i think you know the answer to that jane. and how many times have we screamed about it on your show? jaycee dugard comes to mind as yet another recent example. it's because we don't give enough of a damn about women and girls in this country. >> yes. >> so that when they are nearly killed or raped and abused we don't put a lot of money into finding their att

video showing the balloon boy's dad trying to shove a cigar into the mouth of his then infant son bradford while having the boy pose with an empty beer bottle. will charges for the alleged balloon hoax come down soon. >>> plus the new charge against the sheriff from the family's side. nancy grace with the latest tonight. >>> after several delays for long hanging clouds nasa has launched the ares 1-x rocket. nasa is hoping the ares will eventually help with future missions to the international space station. they also plan to return to the moon and eventually mars using the same technology. >>> those two northwest airline veteran pilots who overshot the minneapolis airport last week have had their licenses pulled. the faa said the pilots endanger the public while they were on "a personal patrfrolic" in the coc. they said they last track of all time working on their laptop computers in the cockpit. the decision is effective immediately, though the pilots have ten days to appeal. >>> the house judiciary kbh committee is holding a hearing on brain injuries in football. they found retired playe

dennis earl bradford was in a courtroom in arkansas today. he could be back in tex apossibly as early as tonight. the victim jennifer schuett is now 27. she's talking about what happened to her. she was snatched from her bedroom and taken to an overgrown field near a school and raped. the attacker slit her throat with a pocket knife and left her lying on an ant hill to die. police used new technology to test dna from the crime scene and make an arrest. >>> police are looking for a black suv involved in a daylight drive-by shooting in washington, d.c. two teenagers were killed three others hurt, in the shooting on a busy street. police say hundreds of people may have seen this attack which may have grown out of an ongoing feud in the neighborhood. >> it's time for this -- for this kind of drive-through in a neighborhood and just open fire on people standing outside, to stop. and we're already getting calls in from people who want this to stop. >> so police are urging witnesses to come forward and help them find the shooters. >>> five south flo

joining me to talk about it, defense attorney bradford cohen. also with us drew reporter in orlando. casey, the interactions, how was she? did she interact with george and cindy at all? tell us about it. >> when she first came in, she did smile briefly at her parents. but throughout most of the hearing today, she was staring straight forward. she was taking some notes. the judge made a comment at one point and she did chuckle. the cameras captured that snapshot of her smiling. she really didn't say much during the hearing. >> how about george and cindy? >> i saw them outside before i went in. they looked about you know they looked like they were smiling. they were talking with some of the reporters and some of the national news media guys there. didn't seem to be too distraught. i did see that cindy had a thing of tissues in her hand. i couldn't really see what she was doing throughout the hearing. they do usually get emotional throughout the hearing. >> bradford is there a lot of coaching here telling casey how to act, not to act whether to lau

two accidents in the city, east monument at north bradford. and o'donnell at interstate avenue. there's a look at your drive times and your speeds on the top and west sides of the beltway. the slowest spot between 795 and 83. that's because of that accident. there's a a look at that accident. 18 minutes, outer loop delay of seven minutes between providence and charles on the top side. there's a look at 95 and 395. no issues there. or any issues on the top side at harford road. >> if you've suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. >> back over to you. >> thanks, sharon. >>> still ahead at 4:00. a routine medical procedure turns tragic. how a mother of three ended up on life support. >>> world economy protest. using what else? a shoe. we'll tell you where this time. >> buying or selling your car. how to save time by doing it online. >>> sunny and dry. what a great start to october. meteorologist tim williams has your updated first warning forecast. >>> international monetary fund comes under question. take a look. >> earlier today, a student journalist hurled a shoe and ra

dennis bradford arrived from arkansas last night. he's accused of kidnapping, raping and slitting the throat of jennifer shoechuett when she was 8. she told reporters tuesday she never gave up hope her attacker would be brought to justice. the fbi says dna testing led to the arrest. >>> for the first time in two decades, fourth graders did not improve their math scores on national assessment tests. on a 500-point scale, the students' average score was 240. eighth graders were up two points from two years ago. students from around the country take the test in various subjects every year. >>> the california energy commission is considering a ban on big screen tvs. large flat screens just use too much electricity. they say they want to make sure every tv sold in california is energy efficient. if this rule is passed, other states are expected to follow suit. some manufacturers argue the plan would limit innovation and customer choice. >>> president obama is in new orleans. the big easy to talk to people who lived through hurricane katri

. >>> oklahoma naming sam bradford it's starting quarterback for the game, giving the junior his first action since he injured his shoulder. >>> the "new york daily news" is quoting several new york players who say they wouldn't join the rams if rush limbaugh were to buy the team, calling him racist and disrespectful. limbaugh was briefly an nfl analyst in 2003, but his tenure ended after he says mcnabb was overrated because the media was desirous to see a black quarterback succeed. >>> congratulations to the phoenix mercury, they defeated indiana in a game 5 thriller to win the wnba title. nicely done. that's sports. >>> we've got a new series for you starting this weekend that will get at the heart of common medical questions. we'll call it "beyond the surface." let's get the real breakfast breakdown from nutritionist and author dr. ravinia brock. >> the biggest bin fits of a breakfast is you get energy and nutrition to get you through your day. for parents who think it's only important for your kid and not for you, think again. an the dough nut and coffee not your best option. if yo

what if the wire company in bradford, connecticut, or someplace in tennessee the guy got up and announced and said he's had sex with people who work here. ha, ha, ha. actually, no. that's not funny. >> if it was the president of that -- >> he's the one who wields the power. >> now you're talking. is it abuse of power, or are these women who are attracted to david letterman because of who he is, et cetera. >> what's the difference? >> i think it is different. if you have a coersive relationship with a boss, he should be thrown out. if it's an office relationship and the guy's married, i don't know if it becomes a problem for the corporation unless, frankly, it damages the corporation's name. >> i'm just worried it's being passed off as funny. >> he's the guy that set the audience up like it's funny. he had the audience laughing with him, and he brought them along into this crime and all this other stuff. >> i can't wait to hear from cbs and viacom. i'm very interested to hear how they handle this as a company. it's a good company. i'll assume they do the right thing. i'm certainly going to

dennis bradford arrived from arkansas last night. he's accused of raping and kidnapping and slitting jennifer schuett's throat. dna testing led to the arrest. >>> it appears rush limbaugh is being rushed out the door trying to buy the rams. this is a big change. >> it is a big change, robin, and it's shock tging it came from rush's group. chagets dropped rush from the group, releasing a statement saying, it has become clear that rush's involvement in the group has become a distraction and endangering our bid. as such, we have agreed to move on without them. they were told they had zero chance of being approved, rush took it out of his playbook, trying to blame it on his conservecon conserve tichl. you can e-mail us at cnn.com/robin or go to facebook. >> people have a lot of things to say about that one. >>> kids under age ten may need two shots for the h1n1 to be fully protected. what you're seeing in the video are kids getting the nasal spray version. they tested the vaccine on 500 children and said adults only need one shot. >>> we

dennis bradford arrived from arkansas. he is accused of kidnapping raping and slitting jennifer schuett's throat when she was just 8. she's now 27 and went public to help find her attacker. the fbi says dna testing led to the arrest. >>> a 10-year-old texas boy used his cub scout training to save his teacher's life. sherry lowe says she was choking on a piece of apple when kyle forbes used heimlich maneuver to save her. >> i was choking and he squeezed me like that. that was the first time i've ever saved someone's life in an accident. that's the first time i've ever done it. >> well kyle is also autistic and his father says this is proof kids with autism can do anything others can do. >>> kids 10 and under may need two h1n1 shots to be fully protected. that's from the maker of the vaccine. a federal health official says this backs up their tests. what you're seeing in the video are kids getting the nasal spray version. the manufacturer tested the vaccine in almost 500 children and adults only need one shot. >>> chew on th

sam bradford, he won the heisman last year. three of them channeled their inner beyonce. ♪ hoping the game is as good as that video. >>> the angels made way too many mental and physical errors last night against the yankees. somebody, just call it. halos couldn't do anything right against the yankees. the $160 million man gave up just one run in eight innings. that's why they pay him the big bucks. >>> famous people and famous facts. kareem abdul-jabbar was on celebrity jeopardy. his classic line from the movie "airplane" came in. check this out. >> tell your old man to drag this up and down the court for 48 minutes. kareem? >> who was kareem abdul-jabbar. >> no. >> you are the one who delivered the line but it was about bill walton. >> embarrassing moments on jeopardy. >> poor roger murdock. that is good stuff. bengal's wide receiver, chad and ochocinco is winning over new fans in cincinnati. they won't show it unless the game is a sellout. they are buying up all the leftover tickets for tomorrow's game and today, they are giv

allegedly showing the balloon boy's father trying to shove the cigar in the mouth of his then infant son bradfordboy pose with an empty beer bottle. will charges for the balloon hoax come down soon? plus, the family comes out swinging and a new battle against the sheriff. nancy grace has the latest breaking developments at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern time right here on hln. >>> the parents of the little girl who died never intended to actually write a book about their daughter. after she passed away from brain cancer, they started finding these notes, these love notes all around their house. >> we started to you know, collect the letters. they would all say i love you mom, dad, and grace. and we kept finding them. and you know, still to this day we keep finding them. and literally there's hundreds of notes that we found. >> what a gift. the parents decided a book containing the notes would be a great way to raise money for cancer. it is out now and it's called "notes left behind." >>> a man fired by home depot is ready to sue the company over one single button. you see the button says one nation under

bradford coenjoining me to talk about it and also a reporter from wdbo radio in orlando. drew, you were in the courtroom. give us, first off, casey, the interactions, did she interact with george and cindy? tell us about it. >> she just smiled briefly at her parents when she first came in but throughout most of the hearing today she was staring straight forward. she had a pen in her hand and was taking some notes. the judge made a joke during the hearing and she did chuckle. the cameras did capture that snap shot heifer smiling. she looked straight forward for the most part, took some notes and didn't say much. >> how about george and cindy? >> i saw them outside before i went in. they looked about, you know, like they were smiling. they were talking with some of the reporters and some of the national news media guys there. didn't seem to be too distraught. i did see that cindy had a thing of tissues in her hand. i couldn't see from where i was sitting what she was doing throughout the hearing but they usually do get emotional during these hearings. >> there are some shot